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Taurus 3 Slicer Blade Kit by Gemini Saw Company

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Use with Super Slicer attachment #57108 (see image below)to cut slab glass, pattern bars, millifiori, streamers, can, rods and other small objects in perfectly parallel thin slices. Cuts slices as thin as 1/8". Super Slicer blade only fits the Taurus 3 ring saw #57003. Includes 2 orange grommets.

Pattern bar bowl from "Contemporary Warm Glass," book #6814.
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5 stars Good Taurus Blade By on
Pros : You can use this for thick slab cutting. Be careful as the blade is not as sturdy as a mega blade. This does not eat up as much glass but has a tendency to bend while cutting. You must compensate during the cut. Gently! But it still holds up well with many, many cuts without problems of breaking.
Cons : It flexes during the cut which means it doesn't keep a straight line for a slab cut. You must compensate for that.
Other Thoughts : Doesn't eat up too much glass during cutting. I really like the mega blade better for cutting straight cuts on slabs. They all cost about the same.
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